When the movie should have hunkered down and gotten badass, it forgets that it's set in a more-or-less "real world" and becomes a laughably moronic goof right up till the last shot of the movie that completely undoes the lengths to which the movie worked to get there.

Based loosely on the true story of the life and death of Don Aronow, Speed Kills is an oddly structured vehicle for falling star Travolta, who doesn't give much to the role or the picture, even as one of the dozens of producers credited.

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In the tradition of Blake Edwards' Pink Panther movies, Blame it on the Bellboy is an endearing little comedy the likes of which simply does not get made anymore.

One of the ultimate movies of the 1990's, City Slickers was a surefire hit, and gave Billy Crystal one of the best roles of his career.

Based on the timely novel by Jay McInerney, and directed by James Bridges, Bright Lights, Big City brings on all the decadent trappings of an '80s coming of age drama can offer.

Plot: Set ten years after an apocalyptic event that killed millions and left the world inhabited by ghosts. Review: A...